a)
I'm using the windows version of the latest 1.6rc1
release of pgAdmin-III, and have a consistently reproducible error.
Here are the steps to reproduce it:
After selecting a table, and using the context
(right-click-popup) menu and choosing 'View Data->View All Rows'
to get th
Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
Dave Page wrote:
Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
I can reproduce that in beta4.
Reproduce what?
*Was meant to be a reply to Raymond O'Donnell´s mail from 10/29. Tried
to send via news server of my provider, but it sucks and took a few days
to arrive.
You have answered Ra
Dave Page wrote:
Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
I can reproduce that in beta4.
Reproduce what?
*Was meant to be a reply to Raymond O'Donnell´s mail from 10/29. Tried
to send via news server of my provider, but it sucks and took a few days
to arrive.
You have answered Raymond already, so ignore th
I'm pleased to announce that the first release candidate version of
pgAdmin III v1.6.0 is available for download in Source, Windows,
Slackware and Mac OSX formats from:
http://www.pgadmin.org/download/
This version contains various fixes for bugs reported in the beta releases.
This is a pre-r
>> To reproduce, run the following code in query window:
>>
>> create table test ( ä text );
>> select * from test;
>>
>> Observed in output pane:
>>
>> No column name.
>> Column type "text" is only partially visible.
>
> I see both.
> And the column gets deleted just fine!
>
> What is your databas
Andrus wrote:
To reproduce, run the following code in query window:
create table test ( ä text );
select * from test;
Observed in output pane:
No column name.
Column type "text" is only partially visible.
I see both.
Observed in object browser:
Column with empty name is shown.
Observed
To reproduce, run the following code in query window:
create table test ( ä text );
select * from test;
Observed in output pane:
No column name.
Column type "text" is only partially visible.
Observed in object browser:
Column with empty name is shown.
Observed in SQL pane:
CREATE TABLE tt
(
Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to find strings starting with ' ' (space) generally fails.
I found that the alleged issue with the leading space was due to the
option "Whole word" being checked.
However, there are other, more severe issues:
- Replacing ceases to wo
George Pavlov wrote:
Shouldn't it be fairly easy to make pgAdmin reconnect do servers it has
lost its connection to? After all it has all the connection information
(assuming password is saved) and could try to re-establish it?
In theory it should be easy to try to reconnect - I'll add it to th
George Pavlov wrote:
I think Dave fixed one of the cases that caused this a few revs ago, but
another one still remains. Steps to reproduce:
Actually, I didn't. Harald reported it once at the end of a very long
query, but I couldn't reproduce. I think you've found the cause.
In pgAdmin 1.6
Erwin Brandstetter wrote:
I can reproduce that in beta4.
Reproduce what?
Regards, Dave
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